Seraphina Harrell, whose story went viral after her surrogate mother refused to have an abortion, despite multiple severe birth defects, dead on the 15th of a combination of complications from a needed surgery and an infection at 8.

Activist and artist C. Daisy Coleman, the latter titular subject of 2016's Audrie & Daisy, dead Tuesday by her own hand at 23.

Canadian Tony-winning Broadway star Brent Carver, dead at 68 three and a half months shy of his birthday.

Former United States Air Force General and two-time national security advisor Brent Scowcroft, who served the latter position under presidents Ford and Bush, Sr., dead at 95.

Pioneering jazz and swing trombone player Helen Jones Woods, born Helen Elizabeth Jones, renowned for her performances with the International Sweethearts Of Rhythm before her career was cut short by racism, dead on the 25th of coronavirus at 96 two and a third or three and two-third (conflicting accounts) months shy of her birthday.

Retired pro wrestler James Harris, better known as Kamala The Ugandan Headhunter, dead of undisclosed causes at 70.

Grammy-nominated American-born Canadian singer-songwriter, composer, actress and Order Of Canada member Salome Bey, affectionately known as Canada's First Lady Of the Blues, dead Saturday or yesterday (conflicting accounts) at 80 or 86 (conflicting accounts) two months shy of her birthday.

Journalist and Hollywood Foreign Press Association president Lorenzo Soria, dead Friday of lung cancer at 68 three and three-quarter months shy of his birthday.

Dancer and choreographer Benjamin "Benji" Vereen, Jr., son of Tony-winning actor Ben Vereen, Sr., dead sometime between the 27th and 8th at 55 (birth date unknown).

Media mogul Sumner Redstone, who built an empire that included Viacom and CBS, dead at 97.

Actor, singer and guitarist Trini Lopez, born Trinidad Lopez III, known for his 1960s renditions of Lemon Tree & If I Had A Hammer and a protege to Frank Sinatra, Sr., dead of undisclosed causes at 83.

Television actor Raymond G. Allen, Sr., not to be confused with the eponymous scriptwriter or stage actor, dead Monday of a respiratory illness at 91.

Karl Soderlund, husband of TV legend Sally Jessy Raphael, dead a week ago from complications, due to Alzheimer's disease, at 90.

Longtime Mohawk Council of Kahnawake leader Grand Chief Joseph Tokwiro Norton, who played a prominent role in the 1990 Oka crisis and rail blockades earlier this year, dead of injuries sustained in a fall at 70 (birth date unknown).

Actress Linda Manz (Guthrie by marriage), best known for her roles in Days In Heaven, Out Of The Blue and Gummo, dead of lung cancer at 58 six days shy of her birthday.

Former and longest-serving Illinois governor James R. "Big Jim" Thompson, Jr., not to be confused with the eponymous NASA official or slightly-less-so statistician, dead at 84.

Even-keeled businessman Robert Trump, youngest brother to president Donald Trump, Sr., dead of multiple brain bleeds as the result of a fall at 71 an undisclosed amount of time shy of his birthday.

Founding UFO bassist Pete Way, dead Friday of injuries sustained in an accident two months prior at 69.

Mercedes Barcha, widow of Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez, who credited her as his muse for One Hundred Years Of Solitude, dead at 87 (birth date unknown).

Former British tennis player Angela Buxton, doubles partner to Althea Gibson, dead Friday at 85 two days shy of her birthday.

Anisa Scott, who appeared in a 2016 video condemning gun violence, dead Thursday of a gunshot wound to the head at 11.

Legendary Indian classical vocalist Pandit Jasraj, dead at 90.

Capitol Records A & R senior director and DJ Quinn "Spicoli" Coleman, son of former BET chief Debra L. Lee, dead suddenly of causes yet unknown at 31 (birth date unknown).

Former Winnipeg Jet and longtime Barrie Colts head coach Dale Hawerchuk, dead of cancer at 57.

Nisga'a Nation Eagle Clan chieftain Joe Gosnell, Sr., a key negotiator in the signing of his nation's eponymous treaty, dead of cancer at 84.

Civil Rights Movement photographer Dan Budnik, dead Friday of natural causes at 87.

Pearl Harbor survivor Floyd Welch, credited with saving the lives of his fellow sailors during the attack, dead at 99.

Actor Ben Cross, born Harry Bernard Cross, best known for his roles on Star Trek and in Chariots Of Fire, dead following a short illness at 72 four months shy of his birthday.

Former Washington U.S. Senator Slade Gorton, dead at 92.

Veteran audio engineer and tour manager Kimberly Lee Kennedy, who worked with such artists as Trent Reznor and Rage Against The Machine, dead on the 7th at 52 (birth date unknown).

RuPaul's Drag Race star Chi Chi DeVayne, born Zavion Davenport, dead after a battle with pneumonia at 34 a month shy of his birthday.

Andy King, adoptive son to Larry King, dead suddenly on the 28th of a heart attack at 65 (birth date unknown).

Chaia King, biological daughter to Larry King, dead Thursday of lung cancer at 51.